This 1993 Bertone Freeclimber is a driver-quality example that’s been preserved with 136.737 kilometers since new. This Freeclimber is in good, unmodified condition, which proved to be quite challenging given the nature of the vehicle’s intended use and scarcity. This model is powered by BMW’s 2.7-liter the same engine as the bmw e28 that is believed to be original to the chassis; the engine produces 129 horsepower. It has a four-wheel disc brakes that provide solid, dependable braking. The truck is surprisingly capable off-road thanks to its lightweight construction, 4WD drivetrain, and potent German powertrain. The 4wd and manual transmission works very well without noises or any issues. The bodywork remains entirely original and accident-free. There is some superficial rust on the chassis and body panels and the original two-tone metallic silver and blue paint is in ok condition overall with clear coat issues on the hood and roof with some minor stone chips and blemishes in the door areas. Inside, the two-tone light and medium gray leather interior is clean without holes or tear. All the plastics and dashboard is not crack but the carpet is in bad condition and it could be replace to look very nice overall. Although there are no detailed service records, the vehicle has been serviced recently and it could be a nicer example left on the road with very minimum work. The panels are straight with great gaps throughout and all of the original trim, lighting equipment, bumpers, wheels, and badging are all in place and in ok condition.